Want to know how the world’s most influential people think? This 14-day challenge takes you through the best biographies, giving you the lessons, failures, and breakthroughs of history’s greatest minds.
The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin is the life story of one of the Founding Fathers of America.
Franklin is often described as a "self-made man" and "The First American" because of his lifelong dedication to values like enthusiastic work, self-education and personal improvement.
Steve Jobs is the official biography of the co-founder of Apple and Pixar.
He had an intense passion to create revolutionary products like the iPhone, iPad, iPod, iTunes, and Macintosh computers.
His personality was an unusual mix of Zen hippie and brash business visionary.
Why read it?
If you've ever wondered how a man who only owned black turtlenecks became the icon of innovation, or how persuasive one needs to be to sell a phone without buttons, this is your golden ticket!
Isaacson’s book isn’t just a biography; it’s a roller coaster ride through the ups and downs of a man who could sell sand in the desert.
For anyone into business, startups, or leadership, this book is like sitting down for a chat with the obsessive entrepreneur who thought different. 🖥️🍏
Elon Musk is a biography of the man who led Tesla, SpaceX and PayPal.
Musk inspires many people with his futuristic plans for new technologies, and his seemingly unstoppable ability to overcome all obstacles.
But his employees are often pushed to their limit, trying to reach impossible deadlines.
Sam Walton: Made in America shows how Walmart grew from one small store into the largest retail business in the world.
Sam Walton is often seen as one of the greatest entrepreneurs ever.
His journey was filled with risk, obstacles, adversity, failure... but also fun, discovery, passion and persistence.
Total Recall by Arnold Schwarzenegger is the incredible true life story of the bodybuilding icon, Hollywood superstar, and former California Governor.
From his humble beginnings in a small village in Austria, to chasing his unique American Dream, Arnold inspires us to stay hungry on our own path to success.
Will is the life story of Will Smith, one of the biggest Hollywood actors.
You'll hear about his tense childhood in Philadelphia, how his father taught Will self discipline, his rise to wealth and fame, and his quest for happiness (through solitude, counselling, reading, and psychedelics).
The Everything Store is about how Jeff Bezos grew Amazon—from a simple online bookstore into the 5th largest company in the world.
He did it with a mix of great timing, customer obsession, and relentless competition.
Can't Hurt Me is a guide to building mental toughness, and it's also the motivational life story of David Goggins.
When he was young David survived abuse and racism, but later he transformed himself into a Navy SEAL, ultramarathon runner, and world record holder.
The Ride of a Lifetime is an inside look at leadership, from former Disney CEO Robert Iger.
You'll see how he earned so many promotions, managed people to avoid resentment, and negotiated billion-dollar deals.
Shoe Dog is an inspiring story of entrepreneurship from Nike's founder Phil Knight.
He started as a regular kid who loved running and built the largest sportswear brand ever.
But there were many challenging times that Nike barely survived.
Made in Japan is the autobiography of Akio Morita, who co-founded Sony and grew it to become one of the largest electronics companies in the world.
Akio shares his advice for management, leadership and innovation.
He also explains many differences in the working culture between Japan and the West.
How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big is about the hilarious wisdom and many business failures of Scott Adams, creator of Dilbert.
He shares pragmatic strategies for increasing our odds of success—by using systems over goals, building a talent stack and repeating (mysteriously powerful) affirmations.
Grinding It Out is about how McDonald's grew to be one of the biggest companies in the world.
Ray Kroc did it through seizing the right opportunity, perfecting the fundamentals of the business, always emphasizing growth, and persisting until he found the successful strategy.
Trump: The Art of the Deal is a memoir from Donald Trump that gives us an inside look at his earlier real estate career, building his empire that includes skyscrapers and casinos.
Whether you love or hate Trump, you'll learn a lot about business, publicity and negotiation.
